持续进行的瞬间：谈摄影及其捕捉的心灵

For Cartier-Bresson, photography is "a way of understanding." This book is the story of Geoff Dyer, dubbed "Britain's smartest contemporary writer" by the media, attempting to understand the art of photography (even though he doesn't own a camera!). By focusing on how different photographers approach the same subject, Dyer leads readers to experience the "aha!" moments firsthand, delving into the collective mind of photographers, transforming into carefully arranged or deliberately unarranged lenses. We observe the blind, hats, chairs, stairs, barbershops... the creative themes that repeatedly bring together masters like Stieglitz, Strand, Evans, Weston, Lange, Arbus, and Eggleston in this book. Reading this book is like embarking on "a wonderful journey through the history of photography" (Art Review). The Ongoing Moment, winner of the 2006 ICP Infinity Award for Writing, is an unconventional photography book for those who love photography and thinking. From a single photograph, it examines a group of master photographers, weaving together a photographic map worth exploring and collecting.